Global fossil fuel consumption and energy emissions hit an all-time high in 2023, according to research compiled by the Energy Institute, a U.K.-based nonprofit group. The group’s Statistical ...

LONDON, June 20 (Reuters) - Global fossil fuel consumption and energy emissions hit all-time highs in 2023, even as fossil fuels' share of the global energy mix decreased slightly on the year ...

the report revealed that global emissions from energy increased by 2% in 2023, exceeding 40 gigatonnes of CO for the first time in history. Fossil fuel usage was up to a new all-time high ...

The growth in fossil fuels drove a 2.1% increase in energy-related emissions last year, pushing them above 40 billion metric tons for the first time ... “another year of highs in our energy ...

D espite increased investment in renewable energy, global carbon emissions from fossil fuels have hit an all-time high in 2024, rising by 0.8%, according to a new study. The only periods in recent ...

Global coal consumption also hit a new high, exceeding 164 EJ for the first time ... global energy markets and have major implications on the ability of the world to control carbon emissions.

The surging demand for energy ... for the first time in decades. Experts say it is forecast to hit record highs both this year and next year — creating more planet-warming emissions.

With global heat records and greenhouse gas emissions ... hit a historic milestone next year: The IEA said clean-energy sources around the world will eclipse coal-fired power for the first time.

Shares in Cameco, Oklo, NuScale, Constellation Energy and BWX Technologies all traded at record highs over the week ... “have been saying for some time they would be needed to meet the AI ...

In contrast, the version of "all of the above" being talked about in conservative circles today asserts that oil is here to stay — but it leaves room for cleaner energy, too. Trump has promised ...

For the year, the Utilities sector, driven by enthusiasm surrounding interest rate cuts and energy demand to power ... most widespread rallies to new all-time highs of the current rally.